Bryce Law, LLC represents family law clients across metro Atlanta from our office at 45 South Avenue SE in Marietta. Family law is intensely local: the courthouse, the circuit, the standing orders, and the judges all shape how a case should be handled. These pages explain how family cases actually work in each county we serve, including where cases are filed, what procedures to expect, and realistic timelines.
Select your county below for detailed, locally specific information. If your county is not listed, we still may be able to help. Call (678) 785-9085 to ask.
Common Questions About Where We Practice
What counties does Bryce Law serve?
We appear regularly in Cobb, Paulding, Douglas, Fulton, Cherokee, Gwinnett, and DeKalb counties, and we consider family law matters across the metro Atlanta area. Our office is in Marietta, Cobb County.
Why does the county matter in a family law case?
Each county has its own courthouse, judicial circuit, local procedures, standing orders, seminar requirements, and judges. Filing strategy, timelines, and even how mediation works differ by county, so local knowledge has real value.
Do I have to come to your Marietta office?
No. Many clients handle consultations and most case work by phone or video. In-person meetings are always available at 45 South Avenue SE in Marietta if you prefer.
Which county do I file in?
For divorce, Georgia generally requires filing in the county where the responding spouse resides. Custody modifications usually go in the county of the original order or where the children now live, depending on the situation. We sort out venue at the consultation.
Related Pages
Court information last verified August 9, 2026. This page provides general information about metro Atlanta County procedure and is not legal advice for any specific case. Contacting Bryce Law through this page does not create an attorney-client relationship.